Sentence examples for lost long from inspiring English sources
Its voice was lost long ago.
The negatives were lost long ago.
In fact, he lost long ago.
But it was lost long ago.
The lost long tail of music between 1999-2004.
He was referring to a season lost long ago.
The movie magazine, which lost long-serving editor Mark Dinning in July, was down 15.7% to 134,907, rising to 147,980 including its digital edition.
In fact, though, North Carolina is the only state that has lost long-term federal benefits, because it did not want to pay back $2.5 billion it owed to Washington for the program.
Important as such steps could be to correcting labour market imbalances, it may prove little consolation to the 1.6 million Americans who have just lost long-term unemployment benefit due to Democratic impotence on Capitol Hill.
But in a backhanded testament to the power of the machines, those figures paled beside the hundreds of thousands of Verizon customers who lost long-distance phone service last week when an obscure piece of equipment failed in New Jersey.
Mr Holzer reckons there are two big groups among the long-term jobless: "older dislocateds", less-educated workers who have lost long-lasting jobs, mainly in manufacturing; and "younger never-fully-connecteds", high-school dropouts who have never had much attachment to the workforce.When work doesn't payPolicies have created perverse incentives for both groups.
